Announcements
Challenger
Our school’s Lost and Found is currently full of unclaimed items, including jackets, lunch boxes, water bottles, and more. We kindly ask that you take a moment to stop by and check if any of these items belong to your child.
Our school counseling theme for June is Resilience – What is resilience? Resilience is the quality that enables us to adapt to and overcome adverse conditions in our lives. Resilience is a great indicator that will allow our students to be successful in the future.
SD District wide Clothing Drive!!
Donate gently used OR new clothing for students grades pre-k thru 12. ALL sizes welcome. Please no bathing suits, socks or undergarments.
Spring is year-end testing season, with a variety of district and state assessments being conducted. Parents and caregivers will receive score reports from the district, in the format and approximate timeframes listed here:
As we near the end of the school year, email reminders and paperwork for returning students with health care plans and medications have been sent out. Please check your spam folder, as some of these emails have been ending up in the wrong place.
District
Looking for summer learning resources? The ISD website has a page dedicated to ideas for supporting elementary students' learning while they are away from school this summer.
As part of the district's upcoming Back-to-School Resource Fair in August, a clothing drive has been gathering donations of new and gently used items. This weekend the clothing drive received a tremendous number of donations, and additional help with sorting the clothes is needed.
In partnership with the Issaquah Police Department, our district is encouraging students and family members who ride electronic bikes (e-bikes) to do so safely. Here are some facts about e-bikes, electric dirt bikes, and tips to increase safety. Please note that helmets are required by city code no matter which type of e-bike the rider is using.
Last week we shared about a program offered by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services called SUN Bucks. It's a grocery benefits program to help families buy food during the summer when schools are closed. Families get $120 for each eligible school-age child. Children who get these benefits can still participate in other summer meal programs. Details enclosed.